TG4 Munster Senior Championship Round 1

by Dan Kearney

Kerry 2-14 Tipperary 0-5

Danielle O’Leary bagged eight points as Kerry had a 15-point victory over Tipperary at Fitzgerald Stadium in Killarney in Round 1 of the TG4 Munster Senior Championship. 

O’Leary was simply unstoppable, notching five points in the first half, as Tipperary had no answer to her pace and finishing power.

A below-par opening period from both sides saw Kerry take a flattering 1-5 to 0-4 lead in at the short whistle, with the five-point haul from O’Leary a major highlight.

The home side’s passes weren’t going to hand in the opening exchanges but after a series of turnovers they finally got off the mark in the sixth minute with the brilliant O’Leary popping over after an assist from hard-working skipper Niamh Carmody.

O’Leary slotted her second a minute later before Aishling Moloney hit a monster effort from 40 metres to get Tipperary’s first score.

Katie Brosnan fed the rampant O’Leary for her 3^rd on the quarter hour mark but Emma Morrissey, a very effective performer on the wing hit a fine individual effort to bring Tipperary to with a single score.

Kerry hit two on the trot with O’Leary once again providing the finishes, and with Deirdre Kearney dominating at the back the game appeared to be going to script for the hot favourites.

Tipperary were resilient and hit back through an Aishling Moloney free and Emma Morrissey with her second from play and with a minute left in the opening half Kerry led by 0-5 to 0-4.

There was one last act to the half though and as Tipperary attempted to build from the back, goalkeeper Lauren Fitzpatrick was turned over in the middle of the field by Niamh Carmody.

The Kerry captain fed Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh, and with an empty goal the Kerry sharpshooter shot to the net from 25 metres to see Kerry take a 1-5 to 0-4 lead into the dressing room.

Ciara O’Brien, O’Leary, Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh from a poor kick out, Carmody with her deserved first, and O’Leary with a fine individual effort for her seventh, pushed Kerry into a 1-10 to 0-4 lead before Anna Rose Kennedy got one back for Tipperary in the 50^th minute.

Substitutes Lorraine Scanlon, Aoife Dillane and Niamh Ní Chonchúir slotted points before another sub Emma Dineen struck for a goal to emphasise the strength of the Kerry bench.

The final score of the game fittingly fell to Danielle O’Leary and the Kerry victory was complete.

Scorers-Kerry: D O’Leary 0-8, L Ní Mhuircheartaigh 1-1, E Dineen 1-0, N Carmody, C O’Brien, L Scanlon, A Dillane & N Ní Chonchúir 0-1 each. 

Tipperary: E Morrissey 0-2, A Moloney 0-2 (1f), A.R. Kennedy 0-1.

Kerry: M.E. Bolger; C Murphy, E Lynch, C O’Brien; A O’Connell, K Cronin, C Lynch; M O’Connell, D Kearney; A Galvin, N Carmody, A Harrington; K Brosnan, L Ní Mhuircheartaigh, D O’Leary. Subs: H O’Donoghue for K Brosnan 38, N Ní Chonchúir for C O’Brien 42, E Dineen for A Harrington 45, L Scanlon for A Galvin 48, A Dillane for C Murphy 52.

Tipperary: L Fitzpatrick; E Kelly, L Spillane, E Cronin; C O’Dwyer, M Curley, S English; L Morrissey, A.R. Kennedy; E Morrissey, A McGuigan, A Moloney; N Towey, K Downey, E McCarthy. Subs: C English for N Towey 38, S Ryan for E McCarthy 56, H Spillane for K Downey 58, A Downey for A Moloney 60.

Referee: Patrick Smith (Waterford).

Munster U14 A Championship Final

Kerry -v- Waterford

Saturday 20^th April, Mallow GAA Complex – Throw in: 4pm

Kerry Team

1. Clodagh Quirke – Cromane

2. Aideen Duffy – Listowel Emmets

3. Laura O’Sullivan – Southern Gaels

4. Amy O’Sullivan – Inbhear Scéine Gaels

5. Bláthnaid Ní Shúilleabháin – Corca Dhuibhne

6. Sarah Chute – Churchill

7. Aoife Wright – Corca Dhuibhne

8. Evie O’Sullivan – Churchill

9. Kate Sheridan – Duagh

10. Sadhbh Dowling – Churchill

11. Nessa Kirby  – Abbeydorney

12. Taylor Kate Leane – Kerins O’Rahilly

13. Saoirse Hussey – Inbhear Scéine Gaels

14. Katie Crowley – Castleisland Desmonds

15. Evanne Mason – Beale

16. Grace O’Regan – John Mitchels

17. Ally Russell – Abbeydorney

18. Clodagh Griffin – Cromane

19. Amy Noonan – John Mitchels

20. Lauren O’Sullivan – MKL Gaels

21. Máire Eilís Nic Gearailt – Corca Dhuibhne

22. Siena Ryan – Inbhear Scéine Gaels

23. Sophia Fleming – Castleisland Desmonds

24. Kate O’Sullivan – Cromane

25. Edie Corkery – Cromane

26. Eimear Corbett – MKL Gaels

27. Aisling Quirke – MKL Gaels

28. Zara McCarthy – Fossa

29. Aoibhin O’Sullivan – Laune Rangers

30. Nessa O’Donoghue – Beaufort

Tickets: https://www.universe.com/events/munster-lgfa-u14-platinum-final-waterford-v-kerry-tickets-TMV3ZQ

Munster U16 A Championship Final

Cork -v- Kerry

Sunday 21^st April – Mallow GAA Complex – Throw in: 4pm

Kerry Team:

1. Anne O’Shaughnessy – Fossa

2. Jamie Lee O’Connor – Ballymacelligott

3. Muireann Rochford – Inbhear Scéine Gaels

4. Sadhbh Ní Shlattara – Corca Dhuibhne

5. Eimear Dillane – Austin Stacks

6. Leah Griffin – Castleisland Desmonds

7. Roisin Daly – MKL Gaels

8. Muireann Teahan (C) – Southern Gaels

9. Anna O’Sullivan – Churchill

10. Seoladh Flynn – MKL Gaels

11. Keeva Riordan – Beaufort

12. Lily Riordan – Beaufort

13. Jessie Lynch – Daingean Uí Chúis

14. Doireann O’Neill – Inbhear Scéine Gaels

15. Brid Curtin – Currow

16. Niamh Mulvihill – Listowel Emmets

17. Anna Slattery – Abbeydorney

18. Blathnaid Walsh – Churchill

19. Eabha McEvoy – Beaufort

20. Eve Broderick – Na Gaeil

21. Vilte Paulauskaite – Southern Gaels

22. Sarah O’Brien – Laune Rangers

23. Naoise O’Donoghue – MKL Gaels

24. Emily O’Sullivan – Cromane

25. Saoirse O’Connor Mccarthy – Kerins O’Rahillys

26. Kara Kirby – Austin Stacks

27. Lily O’Shaughnessy – Fossa

28. Sadhbh O’Sullivan – Southern Gaels

29. Aoibheann McCarthy – Kerins O’Rahillys

30. Róise Ní Ghairbhí – Daingean Uí Chúis

Tickets: https://www.universe.com/events/munster-lgfa-u16a-final-cork-v-kerry-tickets-TYVSH9

Munster Senior B Championship – Round 1

Cork -v- Kerry

Saturday 20^th April – Cloghduv GAA – 1pm

Kerry Team

1. Emma Glynn – Na Gaeil

2. Kiera Furey – Southern Gaels

3. Ashlea Sheehy – Moyvane

4. Lily Cox – Castleisland Desmonds

5. Emma O’Keeffe – Na Gaeil

6. Katie Sugrue – Scartaglin (C)

7. Abbie Brosnan – Scartaglin

8. Cara Gannon – Na Gaeil

9. Joanne Deay – Kerins O’Rahillys

10. Ciara Hudson – Moyvane

11. Meagan Sheehy – Na Gaeil

12. Norma Mahony – Rathmore

13. Emma Cotter – Listowel Emmets

14. Gillian Musgrave – Clounmacon

15. Melanie Higgins – Abbeydorney

16. Katie Hannan – Beale

17. Sophie Norris – Austin Stacks

18. Katie Mahony – Rathmore

19. Denise Dunlea – Scartaglin

20. Saoirse Murphy – Castleisland Desmonds

21. Gráinne Musgrave – Clounmacon

22. Ornaith Wall – Moyvane

23. Áine Devlin – Killarney Legion

24. Cathy Johnson – Listowel Emmets

25. Carla Hanafin – Na Gaeil

Tickets: https://www.universe.com/events/munster-lgfa-senior-b-championship-cork-v-kerry-tickets-VHTK02

Munster Senior Championship Round 1

Kerry -v- Tipperary

Saturday 20^th April – Fitzgerald Stadium Killarney – Throw in: 1:45pm

Kerry Team

1. Mary Ellen Bolger – Southern Gaels

2. Ciara Murphy – MKL Gaels

3. Eilís Lynch – Castleisland Desmonds

4. Ciara O’Brien – Laune Rangers

5. Aishling O’Connell – Scartaglin

6. Kayleigh Cronin – Dr Crokes

7. Cáit Lynch – Castleisland Desmonds

8. Mary O’Connell – Na Gaeil

9. Deirdre Kearney – Na Gaeil

10. Anna Galvin – Southern Gaels

11. Niamh Carmody – Finuge/St Senans (C)

12. Amy Harrington – Inbhear Scéine Gaels

13. Katie Brosnan – Firies

14. Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh – Corca Dhuibhne

15. Danielle O’Leary – Rathmore

16. Ciara Butler – Castlegregory

17. Lorraine Scanlon – Castleisland Desmonds

18. Hannah O’Donoghue – Beaufort

19. Emma Dineen – Glenflesk

20. Aoife Dillane – Austin Stacks

21. Niamh Ní Chonchúir – Corca Dhuibhne

22. Jess Gill – Southern Gaels

23. Eilís O’Connor – Na Gaeil

24. Róisín Rahilly – Ballymacelligott

25. Bríd O’Connor – Na Gaeil

26. Fay O’Donoghue – Beaufort

27. Róisín Smith – Cromane

28. Jadyn Lucey – Na Gaeil

29. Fiadhna Tangney – Beaufort

Tickets: https://www.ticketmaster.ie/munster-football-semi-final-lgfa-round-co-kerry-20-04-2024/event/1800608A84150D94?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR0GjTjAYuJ-mQTP0Fx3GYP_VYAK4qiNc_vbDz3PPAeIV60k4L1Mq61WejQ_aem_ASlimQakYiXscgLeTXCWRImoSnIujXRDEK5kUa_9bEczQuti8UzlRqVaj9eabDYdAcC3BazriYuTrZ1e76H76mpe  

Munster Senior Championship Round 1

Kerry -v- Tipperary

Saturday 20th March

Fitzgerald Stadium Killarney

Throw in: 1:45pm

Tickets: https://www.ticketmaster.ie/munster-football-semi-final-lgfa-round-co-kerry-20-04-2024/event/1800608A84150D94?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAAR0GjTjAYuJ-mQTP0Fx3GYP_VYAK4qiNc_vbDz3PPAeIV60k4L1Mq61WejQ_aem_ASlimQakYiXscgLeTXCWRImoSnIujXRDEK5kUa_9bEczQuti8UzlRqVaj9eabDYdAcC3BazriYuTrZ1e76H76mpe

Munster Senior B Championship Round 1

Cork -v- Kerry

Saturday March 20th – 1pm

Cloughduv GAA Club

Tickets: https://www.universe.com/events/munster-lgfa-senior-b-championship-cork-v-kerry-tickets-VHTK02

Munster U14 A Championship A Final

Kerry -v- Waterford

20th April

Mallow GAA Complex – 4pm

Tickets: https://www.universe.com/events/munster-lgfa-u14-platinum-final-waterford-v-kerry-tickets-TMV3ZQ

Munster U16 A Championship A Final

Cork -v- Kerry

Sunday 21st March

Mallow GAA Complex – 4pm

Tickets: https://www.universe.com/events/munster-lgfa-u16a-final-cork-v-kerry-tickets-TYVSH9

AYA Supplements is to be an official brand partner for the Kerry Senior Ladies Team for the upcoming season.

The company said the collaboration reflects its commitment to supporting elite athletes and promoting health and wellness within the sporting community.

The partnership will see AYA Supplements providing the Kerry senior footballers with its range of nutritional products, which are formulated to support peak performance, recovery, and overall well-being.

AYA’s range of 39 products caters for adults, children, and babies, and is exclusive to pharmacy retailers.

As part of the agreement, AYA said it will work with the team’s coaching and nutrition staff to tailor supplementation strategies to the unique needs of the athletes.

AYA marketing manager Aine Devlin commented: ”We are passionate about empowering athletes to achieve their full potential through superior nutrition, and we look forward to supporting the team as they strive for success on and off the field.”

Kerry Ladies Team manager Darragh Long said: “With their vitamins aiding in recovery and enhancing performance, AYA’s contribution is integral to our team’s success. Together, we’re poised to achieve the ambitious goals we’ve set for the year ahead.”

AYA Supplements said it will engage with supporters through product promotions, fan events, and digital content. The partnership was brokered by Trevor Twamley in Sport Endorse.

My name is Hayley and I am a current PhD student at UCD researching the history of ladies’ Gaelic football and women’s sport in Ireland with support from the LGFA as part of the activities to mark the 50^th anniversary of the founding of the LGFA this year. 

All going well, there are plans publish a book on 50 years of the LGFA later this year and I am reaching out to some people now to gather images to include in the book. I am looking for good quality photos that the owner would be willing to share with me and give permission to use reproduce the images for print and digital, and possible use them in any publicity or marketing around the book if selected? Kerry’s fantastic achievements in the 1980s feature (naturally!) and I’d love to get some images from this time if the county board have any available to them or if you can put the call out to past players or administrators. Team photos, action shots, celebrations, etc – anything would be great!

Spec wise – quality is key so a good scan of the image would be great (I use an app called Genius Scan) but if there are any questions on this just let me know. I’m hoping to put all the images together for consideration as soon as possible but by April 22 at the latest. 

Looking forward to hearing from you and, any questions, please feel free to ask. (Email address at the bottom)

Le meas, 

Hayley 

Lidl Ladies National Football League Final

Division 1

Armagh -v- Kerry

Sunday 7th April 2024 – Croke Park – Throw in: 3pm

1. Mary Ellen Bolger – Southern Gaels

2. Cáit Lynch – Castleisland Desmonds

3. Deirdre Kearney – Na Gaeil

4. Eilís Lynch – Castleisland Desmonds

5. Aishling O’Connell – Scartaglin

6. Ciara Murphy – MKL Gaels

7. Kayleigh Cronin – Dr Crokes

8. Mary O’Connell – Na Gaeil

9. Anna Galvin – Southern Gaels

10. Niamh Carmody – Finuge/St Senans (C)

11. Niamh Ní Chonchúir – Corca Dhuibhne

12. Lorraine Scanlon – Castleisland Desmonds

13. Hannah O’Donoghue – Beaufort

14. Emma Dineen – Glenflesk

15. Louise Ní Mhuircheartaigh – Corca Dhuibhne

16. Ciara Butler Castlegregory

17. Danielle O’Leary – Rathmore

18. Amy Harrington – Inbhear Scéine Gaels

19. Ciara McCarthy – Abbeydorney

20. Ciara O’Brien – Laune Rangers

21. Katie Brosnan – Firies

22. Aoife Dillane – Austin Stacks

23. Bríd O’Connor – Na Gaeil

24. Kate O’Sullivan – Daingean Uí Chúis

25. Eilís O’Connor – Na Gaeil

26. Fay O’Donoghue – Beaufort

27. Jess Gill – Southern Gaels

28. Róisín Smith – Cromane

29. Siobhán Burns – Dr Crokes

30. Keri-Ann Hanrahan – Killarney Legion

PLAYERS GATHER IN DUBLIN AHEAD OF FOUR DIVISIONAL DECIDERS

CAPTAINS and representatives from the eight counties participating in the 2024 Lidl Ladies National Football League Finals gathered today (Tuesday April 2) at Lidl Head Office in Tallaght, Dublin, with their sights firmly set on weekend silverware.

The Divisions 3 and 4 Finals will form part of a double-header at Grant Heating St Brendan’s Park, Birr, next Saturday, April 6, followed by another double-bill on Sunday, April 7, at Croke Park, when the Divisions 1 and 2 champions will be crowned.

Ahead of Sunday’s fixtures at Croke Park, the big question is whether Armagh can clinch silverware in their maiden Division 1 Final appearance, or if it’ll be Kerry who retain their title and claim a 13^th crown in total?

This fixture is a repeat of the 2022 Lidl NFL Division 2 Final between the counties, won by Kerry, while Armagh returned to Croke Park last year and won the second tier title Final against Laois to gain promotion to the top flight.

Any worries that Armagh might be overwhelmed by Division 1 football were quickly allayed as they scorched through the group phase of the 2024 competition, winning six games in a row before losing to Dublin in Round 7, and with an understrength team on show from the start.

If recent form is a barometer, both sides are in good shape heading into this one and it is Armagh who have the psychological pre-match edge after winning against Kerry in early March.

Kerry were once undisputed Division 1 League queens. From 1980-1985, they won six successive titles and followed that up with five-in-a-row from 1987-1991.

The long wait for a 12^th title ended in 2023 when the team managed by Declan Quill and Darragh Long got the better of Galway in impressive fashion at Croke Park – and now they’re aiming to hang onto the coveted silverware.

The Division 1 Final will throw in at 3pm and will be preceded at 1pm by the Division 2 decider involving Kildare and Tyrone, who have both been promoted to the top flight for 2025.

Kildare may start as slight favourites by virtue of the fact that they topped the Division 2 standings with 19 points from seven outings, with Tyrone two points further back, but both teams are unbeaten to date in 2024 and the sides couldn’t be separated when they faced each other in the group stages.

For Kildare, next Sunday represents a fourth Division 2 Final appearance. They won this competition in 2004, and were runners-up in 2006 and 2010, while Tyrone are aiming for their second Division 2 title, following victory in their sole previous appearance in a second tier Final against Dublin back in 1999.

The 2024 Lidl National League Finals get underway at Grant Heating St Brendan’s Park in Birr on Saturday, with Division 3 and Division 4 silverware on offer.

The Division 4 Final between Carlow and Limerick, both promoted to Division 3 for 2025, is the first game up at 2pm, followed by the Division 3 Final involving Clare and Roscommon at 4pm, with both teams assured of Division 2 football next year.

Carlow and Limerick achieved dramatic semi-final victories against Fermanagh and Leitrim respectively to clinch promotion and book a place in the Division 4 showpiece, and upset the formbook in the process.

The counties met in Round 7 of the group phase and that game resulted in a two-point victory for Limerick, with another close encounter anticipated in the Final.

Carlow are sailing into uncharted territory, getting ready for a very first Division 4 Final, while Limerick have previous experience of winning this competition, back in 2016.

The Munster outfit will be conscious, however, of the fact that they’ve suffered defeat in the 2022, 2015, 2012 and 2010 Finals, as they prepare for their sixth fourth tier decider.

Meanwhile, there’s huge motivation within both camps ahead of the Lidl National League Division 3 Final.

Clare were stung by defeat in the 2023 decider, when the Banner County lost a thrilling decider against Kildare at Parnell Park that went all the way to extra-time.

Roscommon, meanwhile, are aiming to win Division 3 silverware for the second time in three seasons.

After landing the title in 2022, the Connacht outfit suffered relegation last year but have bounced back at the first attempt to the second tier.

Looking at the roll of honour, Clare have previous form in this competition.

Clare were Finalists last year and they won’t want to lose a second successive decider.

They were, however, successful in Final appearances in 2011 and 2006, while Roscommon, champions two years ago , have also lifted the trophy in 2009 and 2001.

Roscommon’s first Division 3 Final appearance was back in 1997, when they lost out to Longford, but they have a 100 per cent record in Division 3 Finals since then.

The Divisions 3 and 4 Finals will be available to view on the Spórt TG4 YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/sporttg4 while Sunday’s Divisions 1 and 2 Finals will be televised live on TG4: https://www.tg4.ie/en/player/watch-live/home/

Armagh and Kerry were represented today by respective captains Clodagh McCambridge and Niamh Carmody, with captains Grace Clifford (Kildare) and Aoibhinn McHugh (Tyrone) present on behalf of the Division 2 Finalists.

Clare captain Caoimhe Harvey made the trip to Dublin, where she was joined by her Roscommon counterpart, Ellen Irwin, ahead of the Division 3 Final, while Division 4 captains Ruth Bermingham (Carlow) and Róisín Ambrose (Limerick) were also present at Lidl Head Office.

Looking ahead to the Finals, Mícheál Naughton, President of the Ladies Gaelic Football Association, said: “We’re looking forward to four excellent games of Ladies Football over the coming weekend, as we get set to crown our 2024 Lidl National League champions. Best wishes to the eight counties involved, who have performed extremely well to get this far.

“To launch the 2024 Lidl National Leagues, our competition sponsors and official retail partner urged fans of our sport to ‘Get Behind the Fight’ and boost attendances at our fixtures. I’m looking forward to seeing big crowds attending our Finals at the weekend, and I anticipate more and more people coming to watch our great games in the coming weeks and months.”

Eimear O’Sullivan, Corporate Affairs Director Lidl Ireland & Northern Ireland added: “The Lidl National Football League season kicked off back in January with a compelling call to action to join the fight and support our female athletes by attending more fixtures. There has definitely been positive growth across the Leagues and we will continue to build on this momentum. Our research revealed that the perceived cost of attending women’s sporting events can be a barrier, but the LGFA continues to offer great value to spectators across the Leagues and, with two action-packed clashes for the price of one this weekend, we’re encouraging families to come out and support our female players and enjoy a top family day out.”

Ticket details for all four games are available by visiting the Ladies Gaelic Football Association website and accessing the link: https://bit.ly/4ceQTom

2024 Lidl Ladies National Football League Finals:

Saturday April 6 – Grant Heating St Brendan’s Park, Birr

Division 4 – Carlow v Limerick; 2pm – Live on Spórt TG4 YouTube 

Division 3 – Clare v Roscommon; 4pm – Live on Spórt TG4 YouTube 

Sunday April 7 – Croke Park 

Division 2 – Kildare v Tyrone; 1pm – Live on TG4 

Division 1 – Armagh v Kerry, 3pm – Live on TG4 

Munster U16 Championships Round 5

A Kerry v Clare 

B Kerry v Clare (Sharon O’Keeffe Tournament) 

Saturday 30th March – UL Maguire Pitches – 2:30pm 

Kerry U16 A Team

1. Anne O’Shaughnessy – Fossa

2. Jamie Lee O’Connor – Ballymacelligott

3. Muireann Rochford – Inbhear Scéine Gaels

4. Roisin Daly – MKL Gaels

5. Sadhbh Ní Shlattara – Corca Dhuibhne

6. Eimear Dillane – Austin Stacks

7. Leah Griffin – Castleisland Desmonds

8. Muireann Teahan (C) – Southern Gaels

9. Anna O’Sullivan – Churchill

10. Lily Riordan – Beaufort

11. Doireann O’Neill – Inbhear Scéine Gaels

12. Keeva Riordan – Beaufort

13. Jessie Lynch – Daingean Uí Chúis

14. Brid Curtin – Currow

15. Anna Slattery – Abbeydorney

16. Niamh Mulvihill – Listowel Emmets

17. Eabha McEvoy – Beaufort

18. Blathnaid Walsh – Churchill

19. Vilte Paulauskaite – Southern Gaels

20. Seoladh Flynn – MKL Gaels

21. Eve Broderick – Na Gaeil

22. Sarah O’Brien – Laune Rangers

23. Emily O’Sullivan – Cromane

24. Naoise O’Donoghue – MKL Gaels

Kerry U16 B Team

1. Caoimhe O’Mahoney – Castleisland Desmonds

2. Kate Costello – Laune Rangers

3. Siofra Randles – Dr. Crokes

4. Róise Ní Ghairbhí – Daingean Uí Chúis

5. Saoirse O’Connor McCarthy – Kerins O’ Rahillys (c)

6. Riadh O’Sullivan – Laune Rangers

7. Eilis Tangney – MKL Gaels

8. Sinead Lyons – Listowel Emmets

9. Aoibheann McCarthy – Kerins O’ Rahillys

10. Emma O’Connor – Southern Gaels

11. Sadhbh O’Sullivan – Southern Gaels

12. Kelsey Cummins – Fossa

13. Ashlyn Falvey – Abbeydorney

14. Lily O’Shaughnessy – Fossa

15. Kara Kirby    – Austin Stacks

16. Holly Heffernan – Glenflesk

17. Ali Gill – Southern Gaels

18. Molly Mccarthy – Annascaul

19. Katie Turner – Ballymacelligott

20. Meadhbh O’Connor – Brosna/Knocknagoshel

21. Brona O’Connor – Moyvane

22. Leah Courtney – Castlegregory

23. Aideen Griffin – Cromane

24. Kerri Falvey – John Mitchels

25. Louise O’Donoghue – MKL Gaels

26. Gracie O’Sullivan – Beale

27. Erin Evans – MKL Gaels

28. Eliza O’Donnell – Listowel Emmets

29. Niamh Brosnan – Glenflesk

30. Sadhbh Curran – MKL Gaels

Tickets: https://www.universe.com/events/munster-lgfa-u16ab-championship-r5-kerry-v-clare-tickets-6TMRBD?fbclid=IwAR0dvhQzqUtFM8EowbEwRWcgrmScLKhVGfHzylMGUb3oDAXh9kbclQRCm2Q_aem_AQKQ9S_LclhkMY23bvXIJ2Tdj3cv9ivZQbNTVtzfmEsxvYwfOmseVtjvcXJhNQcyaPfGlBfwltnvaTX2h3uMFrsk

A chara,

This is just a reminder email re: Lidl NFL Division 1 & 2 Finals on Sunday 7^th April.

Attached are Group Ticket Order forms should you wish to bring a club to see you county in the finals.

We ask all clubs to support their counties and attend these finals. In the 50^th year of our Association, this is the year to show the growth and strength of our sport of attending our games and in particular our finals in great numbers.

The details for the finals are as follows;

Division 1 and 2 Finals – Venue: Croke Park

Date: Sunday 7^th April

Division 2 Final – Kildare v Tyrone v @ 1:00 p.m.

Division 1 Final – Armagh v Kerry @3:00 p.m.

Ticket Information

Tickets will be available to purchase through the following link;

https://am.ticketmaster.com/gaa/ism/MjRDUDA3MDQ=

Adults – €20.00

Student/OAP – €10.00

U-18’s – €5.00

Group Rates are available by completing the attached document and return to; 

(One adult @ €10 for every group of 10 under 18’s. Under 18s are €5)

Attached Document:

If you have any questions in the meantime, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

Regards,

Helen O’Rourke

CEO

Ladies Gaelic Football Association

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